Nuke dump decision stirs Kansas neighbor fears
North central Kansas residents warn of possible impact as the Central Interstate Low Level Waste Compact votes 4-1 to select Nebraska as the host state. Superior and Oxford, near the Kansas line, express interest. Mankato and Belleville leaders foresee protests and activism from Kansas residents.
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Nebraska
Kansas Line
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Oxford
Tom Lehrling
Belleville
Roger Mock
Dodge City Seeks Survey to Ease School Crowding
The Dodge City school board, after two failed bond attempts, hires Emporia State University professors Loren Tompkins and Teresa Mehring to conduct a community survey on building and curriculum needs. They expect to pay up to 20 000 but the price comes in at 3 100 with minor printing costs. In January the professors will develop the survey. The district faced crowded conditions with 250 students in two churches and 60 in a reopened three room school nine miles south.
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Emporia State University
Richard Branstrator
Branstrator
Emporia
Emporia State
Loren Tompkins
Teresa Mehring
Dodge City
Branstrater
Salina Man Wins $5000 in Kansas Lottery Jackpot
Keith McCullough, 39, of Salina and an Excide Corp. employee, won $5,000 and becomes the fourth finalist for a $100,000 Kansas Lottery prize. Participants enter by sending five losing tickets to Topeka. the final drawing for the game Up and Away is set for Jan. 16 with weekly selections.
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Keith McCullough
Excide Corp
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Postal Service Adds Santa Twist in Wichita
U S Postal Service carriers dressed as Santa Claus will deliver packages within Wichita city limits on Christmas Eve from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Residents must drop items at the post office by December 22, with Express Mail rates applying. Similar efforts will run in Manhattan Olathe Shawnee Mission and in Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Wichita
Santa Claus
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Pueblo, Colo
Abell
Review underway at Kansas School for the Deaf
A three member Kansas Board of Education team began reviewing policies at the Kansas School for the Deaf to act as eyes and ears. Students, parents and staff may address the team Friday with a written report to the state board expected early next year. The review follows sexual misconduct charges against two supervisors and a student. One former dorm supervisor pleaded guilty to felony sex charges.
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Kansas Board of Education
Kansas School For the Deaf
Gerald) Johnson
Richard Whelan
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